Color Settings

Color Settings

The 'Color settings' tab is located in 'Object Properties':

• Load and save palettes.
• Adjust single colors.
• Color history with the last used colors.
• Currently selected palette name.

Save a Palette

1. Select colors.
2. Click the save button next to the pallete name.
3. Enter a name for the palette.
4. Click 'OK'.
5. The newly created palette will be available when browsing palettes: 

Reset a Palette

Click the reset button to change the palette back to the last saved version:

Change Colors in a Palette

Temporarily change the colors in a palette to the selected color:

Change Object Color

Color changes will only impact the selected object.

Color Wheel

Select a color in the wheel and use the slider to change the luminance of the selected color:🔎︎

Color Comparison

The original color and current color of the selected object are shown in two boxes below the color wheel. Select a box to quickly change to that color:🔎︎

Color History

A history of the last 5 selected colors is shown at the bottom of color settings. Select a box to quickly change to that color:🔎︎

Delete Palette

Navigate to the CX Composer palettes Windows folder to delete palettes, usually located at C:\DISEContent\System\Palettes

Color Models

Use different color models to specify the exact color you need:

• RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color values. Values range between 0 – 255 for each color component.
• HSV (Hue, Saturation, Velocity) color values. Hue values range between 0-360, saturation and velocity values range between 0-255.
• CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black) color values. Values range between 0-255 for each color component.
• Hex (#) value.

Gradient Objects

Change the secondary color of a gradient by selecting a color with the right mouse button.

Color Palette

The color palette is located in the top men under the 'Home' tab:🔎︎

• Choose colors from the selected palette.
• Click the multi-colored square to choose from the default and any custom palettes.
• Use the slider to change the opacity of the selected object.